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BOWLS.

446.

Peel

a

lemon

or

orange

very

thin;

infuse

the

rind

in

a

cup

of

boiling

water

in

a

bowl;

add

some

borage-leaves,

some

cu-

cumber

slices,

some

sprigs

of

balm,

half

a

pound

of

sugar,

one

pint

of

sherry,

Madeira

or

Malaga

(or,

instead

of

this,

two

wine-

glassfuls

of

brandy),

and

two

bottles

of

cider;

put

the

bowl

on

ice

and

serve.

447.

Camane

JJorol.

To

one

pound

of

lump-sugar

add

two

bottles

of

Moselle

wine,

one

bottle

of

Burgundy

and

two

bottles

of

champagne

;

cover

the

bowl

well

and

put

it

on

ice.

448.

Sljerrg

Barol.

The

rind

of

six

lemons

is

infused

four

hours

in

one-fourth

quart

of

boiling

water;

pour

this

water

in

a

bowl;

add

the

juice

of

two

lemons,

one

pint

of

sherry,

three

gills

of

old

Jamaica

rum,

three

gills

of

brandy,

one

pound

of

lump-sugar,

three

pints

of

cold

water,

and

one

pint of

boiling

milk;

mix

everything

thoroughly;

strain

it

through

flannel,

and

put

it

for

four

hours

on

ice.

449.

<nglt01)

Claret

Boiol.

Peel

an

orange

and

cut

it

in

slices,

likewise

half

a

cucumber;

add

a

few

sprigs

of

borage

and

balm,

two

or

three

tablespoonfuls

of

pulverized

sugar,

a

wineglassful

of

brandy,

or

two

glasses

of

sherry,

two

bottles

of

claret,

and

a

bottle

of

Seltzer;

stir

every-

thing

well,

put

it

two

hours

on

ice,

and

strain

before

serving.

450.

nglisl)

in

JBowL

Put

the

rind

of

a

thinly

peeled

lemon

and

its

juice

in

a

tureen,

add

three

tablespoonfuls

of

powdered

sugar,

and

one

quart

of

water,

and

let

it

stand

an

hour;

pour

over

it

one

pint

of

Old

Tom

gin,

a

wineglassful

of

maraschino,

three

tablespoonfuls

of

shaved

ice,

and

a

bottle

of

Seltzer,

and

serve.